St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-06
THE SALTWATER BUDGET.
A Young Man Badly Injured by a
Horse.
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Movements Of Prominent People OF
the Bluff and Other
Cities.

be absent about three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph May, of st. Paul,
were visitors here on Monday.
Billy May came down from the
woods Friday on short visit.
Mrs. ''Ol'' Hawkins, of Osakis, Mimi,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George 5. Mil
lard.
DR.. Phillip Muller and wife left
Wednesday for their new home at st.
Paul.
E. V. Beers and Miss Millie NOrthey
were married yesterday afternoon at d
o'clock.
Mr.. C. Henning and children have
returned after a months soJourn In
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Birge were called
upon to mourn the death of little one
Tuesday last.
Mrs. Otto G. Hospes entertained
whist party at the SAWYER house on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Edward Demaray and daughter
left on Thursday evening for Washing
ton, ID. c.. for the winter.
Mrs. C. Y. Nelson and Miss Gertie re-
turned "Wednesday from European
trip of about four months.
Cora Tanner v i'll appear at the opera
UOuSG 1DuISudN. NV. ~. III CASCA-
lent drama, alone in London"
Harvey Shepard and C. P. Shepard
were in the city few days last week.
WorthingtOn. Mimi. is their home.
The Owl Dancing club holds the sec
Ond of its series of parties at the opera
no use hall on Friday evening next.
DIR. Garlic, who is so very low at the
prison. is not expected to live many
hours longer. He is rapidly sinking.
The fire laddieS are making elaborate
preparations for dance at the opera
house proper Oh Thanksgiving evening.
r. w. Peckham. of Chic ago, formerly
an old Saltwater boy back in the
''ffties," was in the city on Wednesday.
A very pleasant dance was indulged in
by very large party of young people
Thursday evening at the opera house
hall.
Mrs. Jay Dorm returned from Ashland
Thursday. and will remain in the city
until her husband settles at Minneap-
oils.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Barrett, who have
been spending the past two weeks in
Milwaukee and Chicago, returned home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goff entertained a
large number of their friends Friday
evening at their residence on South
Fifth street.
d. ellis and Miss Maggie McLaugh-
lin were married at St. Michael'S church
Monday. They will make Ashland
their future home.
The young people of the Presbyter-
ian church are to give a concert Friday
evening for the benefit of a new piano
they are about to purchase.
W. II. Fruen, one of the contractors
who put in the Saltwater Water COM
pany's plant, is visiting W. II. Harris
son, superintendent.
There is to be theater and concert
this evening at the M4nnerchOr hall
for the benefit of the leader of the
Saltwater M&nnerchOr.
Neillsville, Wis, have been visiting
George Lowe and Joseph McGeorghan
during the last of October.
The Ladies' Reading club will meet
with Mrs. w. VI. McCluer Monday aft
ernOOn hereafter at 2:36 O'Clock. Sub
ject for next Monday afternoon, Sara
cen Art"
Mrs. W. P. GctchelI leaves tomorrow
for Bingham, Ne, her childhood home,
being called thither by telegram an
nOuncing the serious illness of her
mother.
Parker Conrad and wife. of Rich
mond. Va. have been making W. S. and
j. w. Conrad a visit for several days.
They are on bridal trip and are much
pleased with our Indian summer.
The funeral OF Charles p. Anderson,
the young lad of fifteen years, who was
killed at the smaller mill of the st.
CrOiX Lumber company Monday. which
was largely attended, occurred WedneS-
day.
An elegant dinner party was given
by Senator and Mrs. ID. NJ. Sabin FRIDAY
AFTERNOON in honor of Hon. Senator c.
K Davis and wife and number of in
vited guests from this city. a pleasant
time was enjoyed by those participat-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs \. X. Doe. Mrs. Judge
NcCluer, Mrs. q. NJ. Stickney and Mrs.
Ernest HOSpes attended the funeral yes
terday of Mrs. NJ. (. Jenness at st.
Paul She is we'll remembered by many
who attended her well-gOyerned school
in years gone by.
One of the most prominent exciting
events of the week was the serving of
two sets of papers on Warden Reed by
Attorney Marsh. The further cOntinu-
ance of the ease, as adjourned from
utSudA ldNi. VIII Dt ICdIu luuISudN
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Halloween social given bv the
ladies of the Epifcopal church. for tile
benefit of their organ fund. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William CaprOn, last Mon
day evening. was very successful af-
fair financially and socially. The ladies
netted about $50 for the organ.
j. J. Robinson. who retired from the
employ of Isaac Stables on Tuesday last
was presented with an elegant ebony
gold-headed cane by his fellow asSO-
ciates, who have been with him for up
wards of score Of years. Upon the
head was handsomely engraved NO
vember 1887, John J. Robinson. from
office associates of twenty years.
Albert PolSkie, an employe in Will
iamson's livery stable, was terribly lac
Grated about the face and shoulder yes
terday by slipping down in front of
horse and having the animal step on
him. One side of his lower jaw was so
badly shattered that the surgeons called
upon to attend him found it necessary
TO remove portion of it, together with
five teeth. The wounded man will be
slow to recover, and his speech will be
badly affected.
Angus Donalds and Miss Maggie
Sheridan. two of the well-known young
people Vi YAK i dIh. VIII Dt uillcu III
marriage at st. Michael's church at 9
o'clock Tuesday morning. After the
ceremony is performed the happy pair,
with a few intimate friends and rela-
tives, will eat a wedding breakfast at
the residence of William DonaldS, a
brother of the prospective groom, in
Oak Park, and will then repair to the
brides parents. about six miles from
the city, where an informal reception
will be held. The young people have
many friends in this city, who will wish
them all joy.